[FOSS-GPS] RTKLIB Output Solutions in Moving Base and Kinematic Mode

[arwooldridge]

Hi,
Its the final RTK solution of the rover position, whether fixed, float 
or single.
It reverts to single if the base station is lost.
You could get the single NMEA rover position direct from the receiver if 
you should need it.
An interesting question is why is the single solution from the RTKlib 
when base station is lost, so much worse than the single solution direct 
from the receiver in most cases, even if SBS is selected in RTKlib.
This is a scenario in which it may be better to revert to the receiver's 
own single NMEA solution once base station is lost.
Anthony

On 15/01/2015 10:29, bjorn.spockeli wrote:
> Hi,
> when RTKLIB is operating in Moving Base and Kinematic mode, is the NMEA
> solution the single position of the rover or is it the starting point of the
> baseline vector ?
>
> Bjørn
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